Cloverdale Whispers and Local Happenings
Special to the Guard from Cloverdale reports residents attending a Creswell quarterly meeting and relatives relocating near the area. Notes include circus trips, visiting kin, fare levels rising, and rumors of imperial meat price pressures in Berlin amid unrest. readers are told about local social events and broader global concerns.
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Two Sided Strikes A Letter To The Guard From A Subscriber
A letter by a wage earner earning $1.50 a day condemns mob unionism and questions why strikers shoot workers who oppose orders. It contrasts coal barons with labor, cites coal region misery, tariffs, and the use of public aid. The writer hints at political motives and ends with obscure questions about finance and weather.
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Pennsylvania
Coal Barona
Fund Finances for Irrecoverable School Land Fund
There is 755000 dollars of irreducible school land fund in the State treasury not earning a certificate for public school support and unloaned. The law’s interest rate won’t loan on farm property against private capital. The next legislature should invest surplus funds in school district or municipal bonds. A loan law exists but is nonmandatory, so funds remain banked.
A Wonder of the World Crater Lake in Southern Oregon
The Cascades summit hosts Crater Lake a sublime sight eighty four miles from Eugene with rimrock at eight thousand feet and water depth around two thousand feet. The lake spans twenty two miles in circumference seven miles across and is famed for its deep blue hue and a central island that resembles a cone amid perpendicular cliffs.
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Crater Lake
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Social morals double standard in youth behavior
The Albany Democrat argues social purity unfairly targets women. It says a young woman who errs deserves the same understanding as a wrongdoer man, and both should be helped rather than condemning one while excusing the other.
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Baker City Man Claims Ice Lakes Found in Baker County Trek
A Baker City man says on July 27 he discovered two small lakes in an unexplored mountain area of Baker county covered with thick ice one could ride across on horseback leading pack animals. He plans to reach a lake where ice will freeze to steam, and he vows not to reform his ways.
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Futurity Stake Won At Sheepshead Bay By Salable
Salable captured the Futurity stake at Sheepshead Bay on Saturday, earning a $45,000 purse for his owner amid a 24 horse field. Bookmakers offered odds from 15 to 1 to 25 to 1, yielding sizable potential payoffs for bettors who backed the winner.
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New York
Salable
Sheepshead Bay
Train Tumbles After Tornado Hits Wisconsin Road
A passenger train encountered a tornado on a Wisconsin road. The engine stayed on track while the coaches were twisted from the trucks and hurled down the grade, injuring or scattering passengers.
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Wisconsin
Gilbert Bros Bankruptcy Objection Over Receiver Counsel Fees
Art Gilbert of Gilbert Bros objects in Salem bankruptcy court to the receiver attorneys claim of 6496 dollars and 9 cents. The filing questions the allowance and questions an unusual nine cent amount.
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Art Gilbert
Gilbert Bros
Salem
Submarine boat line debated with subsidy lure
British investors discuss a subsidized England to Canada boat line. Pierpont Morgan may buy once built to receive the subsidy. The Sultan of Turkey and Armenians near an agreement to end persecutions. President Schwab of the steel trust seeks to avoid work, insisting on rent rather than resignation.
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25 Cent Beds at Court House Lodging House
New lodging house to operate with bedding and furniture upgrades. Rooms mint and dust free with Brussels carpet rugs, new floors, and fresh paint. Each outside room offers safety from fire and is near the main street. Beds available at all hours for 25 cents per night. Ep Hows.
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Eugene
Courthouse
Personal notes from Florence and Eugene social roundups
Daily notes from Florence and Eugene record arriving and departing visitors and locals. Among names listed are John Bherwood from the Grove, E Smith returning from Salem, Mrs Geo Barger from Portland, W A Wann home from the Bohemia mines, and Misa Atela Baker arriving in Eugene. Also noted are licenses, illnesses, travels to Portland and California, and university movements including Prof Glenn, Prof Hawthorne, and Miss Belle Keeney heading to Baker City.
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Portland
Bohemia Mines
John Walker
Eugene
Iowa
T W Jenkins
Cottage Grove
Prof . McAlister
Gate Creek
DC Kellems
Pleasant Hill
Rose Williame
Harry Welder
South Willamette Street
BJ Hawthorne
Newport
Mise
Edith Thorpe
San Francisco
Whiteaker
Agene
Farms Sold Near Junction in Recent Real Estate Moves
Three significant transactions around Junction show M G Lingo selling his home place and buying the Elmer Samuels farm four miles southwest of Junction. J Casencer and George Arehart, both west of town, transferred their farms to a stockman living east of Harrisburg, name not obtainable.
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M G Lingo
Elmer Samuels
Messrs J Casencer
George Arehart
Harrisburg
Obituary Notice for Mr WS Dodd in Jasper Area
Died near Jasper on August 30 1902 in the influence of diseases. The funeral was held Sunday. Local newspaper records note the passing of Mr WS Dodd and the community's acknowledgement of his life.
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Jasper
Mraod
WS Dodd
Sanday
In Memoriam Mrs Griazeila Wooley Dies in Oregon Home
Mrs Griazeila Wooley age 88 died Aug 27, 1992 at her son J Wooley's home in Benton County Oregon. Born March 16, 1814 in Garrard County Kentucky she migrated with family to Missouri in 1841 and moved to California then Oregon in 1864 settling in Lane County. Her husband died in 1945 by drowning near Springfield. She lived with her son J C Wooley and daughter Rae A Booker then with Rev A Wooley in later years. Mother of ten, devout Christian and Cumberland Presbyterian.
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J . Wooley
Berton County
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
City Property for Sale in Various Additions
Advertises numerous city lots for sale on the south side near College Hill Park and within blocks of Willamette Street. Offers include 120 lots at $50 and up, 100 lots at $50, 70 lots plus 40–50 acres of fruit land with hundreds of prune, pear, walnut trees, apples and plums. Promoters claim no real estate agents, sell only their own lands, and invite visits at the First National Bank to view property and discuss prices.
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Belknap Springs Resort Run By George F Croner
Belknap Springs mountain health and pleasure resort runs this season under George F Croner with hot and steam baths a swimming rink and a wagon bridge across the McKenzie River. It advertises cures for stomach kidney and rheumatic complaints and blood disorders, plus fine fishing and hunting. August and September are noted as fine months for the mountains. For particulars address George F Croner Belknap Springs Oregon.
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McKenzie River
Belknap Springs
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